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Nice video

Is this a drone

How does one get there to visit this sacred site? Those people who killed that sacred tree should be prosecuted their names and faces made public.

I use to visit this tree with my farther when I was a lad can’t wait to revisit!!

Sad to hear this tree was felled last night.

About 80 years ago, my Dad (who grew up in Annan) accidentally set fire to Rabbit Island. I moved to Annan just over two weeks ago... I'm going to go and check it out. Great video.

Recently excavated by Archaeologists and thousands of Lead slingshot bullets found, I managed to buy a couple.

Thank you for the memories, S V. The following extract from Wikipedia may help subscribers' and viewers' understanding of this hallowed place. Stay free. Rab 🍻 😎 🕊 Burnswark Hill, to the east of the A74(M) between Ecclefechan and Lockerbie in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, sits prominently in the landscape. Its rich history has been a consistent source of archaeological interpretation for generations. The most recent active archaeological research, undertaken by the Trimontium Trust, has furthered the understanding of the site narrative in respect of the apparent relationship between the local population and occupying Roman forces. Burnswark Hill (also known as Birrenswark) represents succinct and prominent geological evidence of the interruption of sediment deposition by lava eruption followed by basalt flows. This geological activity from the Carboniferous period ensured that 300 million years later, the location would provide an ideal site for the strategic positioning of an Iron Age hillfort, one that in this instance measures an enclosed area of approximately 7ha. The Iron Age hillfort, clearly observable in the landscape, is accompanied by evidence of an earlier Bronze Age burial cairn, Roman camps and potential fortlet, enclosures dated to the medieval period, a possible Civil War battery, and an Ordnance Survey triangulation station. The site is commanding and impressive, its history complex and intriguing. R 👋

PS. The following Wikipedia data is useful. Much more information to be found on that and other websites. All the best. Rab. ⏰ 🌠 🕊 Burnswark Hill, to the east of the A74(M) between Ecclefechan and Lockerbie in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, sits prominently in the landscape. Its rich history has been a consistent source of archaeological interpretation for generations. The most recent active archaeological research, undertaken by the Trimontium Trust, has furthered the understanding of the site narrative in respect of the apparent relationship between the local population and occupying Roman forces. Burnswark Hill (also known as Birrenswark) represents succinct and prominent geological evidence of the interruption of sediment deposition by lava eruption followed by basalt flows. This geological activity from the Carboniferous period ensured that 300 million years later, the location would provide an ideal site for the strategic positioning of an Iron Age hillfort, one that in this instance measures an enclosed area of approximately 7ha. The Iron Age hillfort, clearly observable in the landscape, is accompanied by evidence of an earlier Bronze Age burial cairn, Roman camps and potential fortlet, enclosures dated to the medieval period, a possible Civil War battery, and an Ordnance Survey triangulation station. The site is commanding and impressive, its history complex and intriguing. R 🍻 😎

Thank you, Jamie. Memories of Burnswark rekindled. Subscribed. All the best. Rab 🍻 😎 ⏰ 🌠

Is it possible to visit this location. What are the logistics

The circular stone feature is no longer there, I was at this location recently

Where is this place, looks amazing, I need to get out and camp at places like this

Interesting video, thanks

Unfortunately there’s a big section missing from the end of the park up to the weir.

Киликия великая

Love this 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

What about pushing the Scottish assembly for some funds to develop Annan harbour.

Beautiful scenery!

I used to live there , my parents used to work the farm there, in the late seventies, early eighties x

I love that place

Un aereo elettrico fa il rumore della turbina jet reale ???? Fake.

красота!!!!!! внутри бы глянуть ещё

soon be ready for the Coasters to arrive.

I was reading that Powfoot even had its own railway halt for the hoped for tourist traffic or more likely the nitrocellulose plant.

Fab video, never realised it was sooo big! Xx

Did you need to get permission to fly here?

Fished it many times !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Strange that I can still watch your videos from Brisbane, presumably because I subscribe? That was a bit of an 'oops" landing, though!

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What an excellent video! Living, as I used to, in Cummertrees, I recognised every scene in the video, although not the viewpoints, since I've never flown over the area!

Hi, would i be able to use a few clips of this in a video? I'd credit you obviously!

Wow great shots of the Castle, well done.

Love watching this video, Great shots

I like this one Jamie....I think flyovers of castles give you a good idea of how they sit in the landscape... How about a one of Hermitage Castle or maybe Sweetheart Abbey ?

The videos you film with the remote control machine are excellent! They show 'familiar' locations in an entirely new light!

A brilliant view of the course where I 'tried' to learn to play golf some 50 years ago! Nice to see it in video!

Classy. How d'you do it? With a drone? Did you dissolve before you got to the Blue Bridge? I saw The Jubilee Bridge but not the one I used to jump off as a kid. Many happy memories of walks up the River Annan to Rabbit Island; and playing wide games around there with the 1st Annan Scouts.

We've done that walk many times with the dog; I never knew it was called Rabbit Island.Thanks for posting

It's changed a wee bit since I last 'played' it (in the mid 60s), but it's still recognisable!

Great Video Jamie - glorious weather as well. I can't believe how quick the biplane is.

Ah, I recognise Lakeview and the fishermen's cottages oin rhe background here!

The buzzard was (just) visible at 3.00 odd, but I suspect it was merely curious as to what this 'strange' bird was! It certainly didn't seem to exhibit any aggressive intent!

That shows just how 'out of touch' I am with what's going on in the Annan area! (I left Cummertrees in 1972 and my parents moved from there to Dumfries shortly thereafter!). Thank you for replying to my query, Ron Leitch.

When was the footbridge over the river beside the Railway Viaduct, erected?

When was the footbridge erected beside the railway viaduct over the River Annan?

I haven't seen scenes like that since 1963 (I think), when the Low Road was blocked and the School Bus couldn't make it out to Cummertrees to bring us in to the Academy! Beautiful video - thank you for posting it!

Jamie - Flying over water again...it will end in tears😪😪😪... Annan looks tidy with a bit of snow...could be in Switzerland😊

Excellent well done !!

Thank you! An excellent coverage of my 'former' home area!